Lambeth Walk

Name: Lambeth Walk
Description: Lambeth Walk a song by Klaus Van Beck on BeMusic

Lambeth Walk a song by Klaus Van Beck on BeMusic

Maybe It's Because I'm A Londoner/Lets All Go Down The Strand/Pack Up Your Troubles by Klaus Van Beck,
Who's Your Lady Friend/Don't Dilly Dally On The Way/The Old Bull And Bush/Waiting At The Church by Klaus Van Beck,
Knees Up Mother Brown by Klaus Van Beck,
When You're Smiling by Klaus Van Beck,
Wouldn’t It Be Loverly/Mame/I'm Getting Married In The Morning/Get Me To The Chruch On Time/Hello Dolly by Klaus Van Beck,
By The Light Of The Silvery Moon/Pretty Baby/Oh You Beautiful Doll/If You Were The Only Girl In The World by Klaus Van Beck,
Underneath The Arches/You Are My Sunshine/He's Got The Whole World In His Hands by Klaus Van Beck,
Campdown Races/There's A Tavern In The Town/What Shall We Do With A Drunken Soldier/When The Saints Go Marching In by Klaus Van Beck,
Bicycle Built For Two/After The Ball by Klaus Van Beck,
Ain't She Sweet by Klaus Van Beck,
Lambeth Walk by Klaus Van Beck,
It's A Small World After All by Klaus Van Beck,
Hands, Knees And Boomps A Daisy/I Do Love To Be Beside The Seaside/I've Got A Loverly Bunch Of Coconuts/Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me A Bow-Wow/How Much Is That Doggie In The Window? by Klaus Van Beck,
The Nickleodeon Song/Music Music Music/When Father Papered The Parlour by Klaus Van Beck,
After The Ball/Daisy Daisy by Klaus Van Beck,
Little Sir Echo by Klaus Van Beck,
There's No Business Like Show Business/So In Love/If I Were A Rich Man by Klaus Van Beck,
Love Letters In The Sand/Goody Goody/Side By Side/If You Knew Susie by Klaus Van Beck,
If You're Irish Come Into The Parlour by Klaus Van Beck,
With A Shillelagh Under Me Arm by Klaus Van Beck,
That's An Irish Lullaby by Klaus Van Beck,
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling by Klaus Van Beck,
I Belong To Glascow by Klaus Van Beck,
Stop Your Tickling Jock by Klaus Van Beck,
Roamin' In The Gloamin by Klaus Van Beck,
Just A Wee Doch And Doris by Klaus Van Beck,
New York, New York by Klaus Van Beck,
Bird Dance by Klaus Van Beck,